Clearance rate for property crimes in July is 12%.  9 cases cleared out of 74 cases.

Clearance rate for property crimes in August is 10%.

September clearance rate for property crimes was up at 14%.

No economic development meeting was held this month due to it moving to quarterly.

No economic development meetings this month. 

No economic development meetings this month. 

Contact with crime victims were within 72 hours on assigned cases through out the year.

Contact with crime victims were within 72 hours on assigned cases.

Contact with crime victims were within 72 hours on assigned cases.

Monthly HOA/NA meetings continue with Summerfields, Heritage and Harriet Creek just a few of them for this month.

Attended Councilman Burgess town hall at Heritage Church. Numerous HOA meetings to include Heritage HOA, PID 6, Sendera Ranch this month.

NPO's continued to attend monthly community meetings this month to consist of Park Glen, Avondale Haslet, Willows Springs, etc

On 7/24 NPO Byrd met with Tanger Outlet Mgmt to go over crime prevention tips to assist in lower Theft in the area.

Attended a meeting with Loss Prevention at Walmart Avondale Haslet to discuss ways to prevent or lessen shoplifting on 08/14/19.

NPO's met with citizens at FedEx, Walmart and Alliance Fellowship Church on how to keep their business or congregation safe, addressing concerns with safety.

Main quality of life issue identified by the citizens in North FTW is parking complaints.  NPOs wrote 254 parking citations in July.  Numerous other cars red-tagged for storing in roadway.

Parking complaints continue to be the predominant concern with complaints at 287/Harmon, 170/35, Eagle/35 and various neighborhoods.  NPO's wrote 143 parking citations.

Quality of life issues concerning the citizens of North FTW continue to be parking related issues.  The NPOs wrote 129 parking citations and tagged 29 vehicles for abandoned vehicles.

Property Crimes and NPOs shared information on a string of BMVs occurring in parking lots of work out facilities to our Code Blue volunteers to assist in locating actors.

Property crimes and NPO's continue to work closely together. This month NPO Watkins assisted detectives with BB Gun spree in Harriet Creek neighborhood.

NPOs and Property Crimes continue to work together on crime trends.  Recent BMV spree on deep Frank beats in which video was obtained and identification of suspect due to links to crimes in Grapevine, Carrollton and other cities.

Homeless issues in the division remain relatively low.  Increased foot traffic and soliciting continues along I35 corridor, several GC's written for soliciting from prohibited place. This month

Homeless issues continue to remain low in the division, but NPO's continue to check high traffic areas along 35 corridor between Western Center and Heritage Trace, citing actors when located.

North Division homeless remains relatively low.  During this month a report of homeless sleeping behind a Subway at Heritage Trace/Riverside.  Habitual homeless male identified and removed from property.  Enforcement of soliciting from roadway continues.

The areas around Presidio, Alliance, and Tanger continue to add new businesses weekly, the NPO meets with store managers, and looks at ways for the business to operate safely such as surveillance and loss prevention. The contract for a potential new storefront in Tanger Outlets is still in the review process. 

The areas around Presidio, Alliance, and Tanger continue to add new businesses weekly, the NPO meets with store managers, and looks at ways for the business to operate safely such as surveillance and loss prevention. The contract for a potential new storefront in Tanger Outlets is still in the review process. 

The areas around Presidio, Alliance, and Tanger continue to add new businesses weekly, the NPO meets with store managers, and looks at ways for the business to operate safely such as surveillance and loss prevention. The space allocated for a potentially new storefront was leased to a business. We met with Tanger management for another solution. 

NPOs continue to routinely make roll calls specifically on 2nd and 3rd shift.  Day shift and NPOs routinely take calls together to build relationships.  Matrix with new beat officers sent out after sign up took place.

NPO's continue to make roll calls on a regular basis. NPO's shared information about drug complaint on house in F12 beat, working together to de-conflict duplicating work.

NPOs continue to work closely with beat Officers, attending roll calls.  Recent updated parking ordinances and laws provided for roll calls training, along with updated training on Dove Hunting rules, which is a large concern in the division.

Officers continue to learn beat integrity.  Detectives attended rollcalls to discuss the trend.  

Officers continue to learn beat integrity.  Detectives attended rollcalls to discuss the trend.  

Officers continue to learn beat integrity.  Detectives attended rollcalls to discuss the trend.  

Quality of life complaints remained relatively low in the division.  Harmon Ranch HOA met with NPO and NPO Sgt about direction for parking issues and basketball goals near streets.  Direction and city ordinance info provided

2 large events were held this month. On 8/7 a large back to school event at Gateway Church, over 150 kids provided school supplies, then on 8/9 a back to school supply fundraiser in conjunction with Movie Night hosted at North Division sector.

NPOs attended community gathering at Alliance Fellowship Church and Tanger Outlet hosted the HOPE Spokes motorcycle rodeo this month.  

NPOs attended 36 community service functions, COP meetings and/or Special Events for the month of July.

NPOs attended 41 community service, COP and/or Special Events for the month of August.

NPOs attended 24 community service, COP and/or Special Events for the month of September.

NPOs continue to interact with youth.  A KinderCare daycare presentation given on 7/12 and a Girl Scout Troup tour given on 7/26.

NPO's interacted with countless youth during the Gateway Church back to school event, also lots of youth at the showing of Dumbo during the monthly movie night at North Division sector.

NPOs interacted with youth during numerous special events this month, specifically move night at Avondale Apartments on F15 beat on September 27th.

NPOs continue assist with training for North division citizens, Scam prevention training provided to local elder care facility by NPO Ward and Rosalinda Mendoza.  Also Score program attended by NPO Ward this month.

CPS Rosalinda Mendoza continues to work closely with senior citizen facilities on what to watch out for to prevent becoming a victim to fraud. The main thing that took up NPO's time this month was back to school traffic enforcement details at Keller, Northwest and EMISD.

CPS Mendoza continues working closely with senior citizens this month by providing scam training on 9/3/19 at YMCA North Park along with NPO Sawyer.

Mobile storefront used at local Kids ID event to include the Harriet Creek Safety fair on 7/27 on F13 beat.

Mobile storefront used during monthly movie night on 8/9/19. Also utilized for other Kids ID events by CPS Mendoza.

Mobile Storefront used at large BNSF Family and Friends event on 9/27 at Western Center facility.  Over 50 Kids IDs done at this event alone.

Areas of blight remain very low in the division due to HOA's staying on homeowners to keep their areas nice.  NPOs did look throughout E11 and E12 beat for yards to mow or service for upcoming outreach project, unsuccessfully so.

NPO's assisted Code with 6 investigations this month, mostly parking issues that were on the street, out of Code's normal scope of operations.

NPOs assisted on 4 Code Complaint violations this month and continue to work closely with TPW on traffic complaints to find long term resolutions.

All NPOs began posting weekly crime reports and trends on the NextDoor.com website.  

NPO's continue to post not only weekly crime reports, but other major issues going on in their beats. NextDoor used to solicit other victims or witnesses/video during a BB Gun spree on F12 beats.

NPOs posted monthly reports on Part I crimes on NextDoor.com, along with other events happening on their beats, such as the upcoming National Night Out event in October.

Our Code Blue coordinator continues to be very active in recruiting and training new members.  6 new COP members recruited this month.

Code Blue continues to thrive in North Division. The summer detail they participated in from June-August had over 100 volunteers come out over the 10 nights.

Code Blue remains very active in the division.  This month a celebration cook out was held for them on September 10th to thank them for their service throughout the summer SOF details, over 50 members in attendance.

6 new applicants this month.  Active patrol hours continue to remain strong.

Only 1 new applicant processed this month according to the stats entered into worksheets.

11 new Code Blue member applications submitted for the month of September.

Code Blue participated in the Summer SOF details on 7/6, 7/9, 7/18 and 7/22.  Resulting in several GC and drugs arrests in selected enforcement areas.

Code Blue participated in summer SOF details on 8/5 and 8/13 this month. Assisting in watching for Part I criminal activity.

Code Blue remains active by their use on searches of missing persons.  Code Blue member located a signal 55 on F17 beat this month.  Training in search procedures continue.  A presentation to Command Staff was given by Sgt Pruitt and NPO Sawyer this month on how they utilize North Code Blue.

Case management continues to be monitored.  Audits were completed on Det J Slagle and Officer A Shelley.  No issues noted for this cycle.

Audits were completed on property crimes officers Nelson and Ventriere. No issues noted for this cycle.

Audits were completed on Detective Jenkins and Um.  No issues noted for this cycle.

CIU Sgt and Lt conduct case reviews.  Property crime trend was identified and addressed by Property Crimes and NPOs working together.

As a result of meetings, a BMV suspect was identified and 6 cases were filed on the subject.  Nearby jurisdictions also filed on the same suspect.

Several subjects were identified by sharing information within the division through impromptu meetings during this cycle.

NPO's continue to use standard worksheets which provides information that is shared  with local stakeholders via email and social media.  The NPO's began using Nextdoor to share crime on their respective beats with the citizens. weekly. Regular monthly meetings are attended each month for information sharing.

NPO's continue to use standard worksheets which provides information that is shared  with local stakeholders via email and social media.  The NPO's began using Nextdoor to share crime on their respective beats with the citizens. weekly. Regular monthly meetings are attended each month for information sharing.

NPO's continue to use standard worksheets which provides information that is shared  with local stakeholders via email and social media.  The NPO's began using Nextdoor to share crime on their respective beats with the citizens. weekly. Regular monthly meetings are attended each month for information sharing.

Roll calls were attended by Detectives Lewis, Um, Loneragn, Jenkins,and J Slagle.

Roll calls were attended by Detectives Slagle, Williams, Glapa, Lewis, and Um.

Roll calls were attended Detectives Slagle, Lonergan, Jenkins, and Williams.

Officer Shelley remains on loan from patrol, working in the property crimes section.

Officer Shelley remains on loan to property crimes. Expecting the remaining 2 property crimes officers to promote within the next month or so.

On loan position remains; Expect to lose at least one to promotion. Expect to post vacancy for possibly 2 positions in property crimes.

While no informants were developed this month, property crimes continue to get tips from the neighborhood associations when the put out a BOLO flyer.

No informants developed this month, but NPOs continue to push the Community Camera program at meetings, asking citizens to enroll in the program, explaining how it can help an investigation.

No informants developed this month but the division continues to increase the amount of Community Camera registrations, which had provided leads on property crimes during investigations.